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Tinfoil Tales is where eyewitnesses tell their stories. Each week, host Brandon Wright sits down with people who have come face to face with the unexplained: Bigfoot and Dogman encounters, UFO sightings and abductions, ghosts, shadow people, and the high strangeness in between, along with the researchers trying to make sense of it all.
Since 2022, Brandon has recorded more than 300 interviews, and the award winning show recently joined the Bleav network. Brandon's documentary, The Mississinewa Triangle, investigates one of Indiana's most active paranormal hotspots, and audio from Tinfoil Tales was featured in Bugonia, which was nominated for an Academy Award.
New episodes weekly. If you've had an encounter of your own, you're not alone, and you're in the right place.
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Ryan Rex shares the night a UFO came down out of the sky and hovered right over him and his friends when he was 15 years old. Support the show by becoming a Patreon member for just $1.99 a month. Members get ad free episodes, episodes up to two weeks before they are released, and exclusive content, ...
John grew up on his grandmother's land in rural southwest Alabama, where a cloaked, near invisible being watched him in the woods for years, blocking out the trees behind it and staying unseen until it moved. He was 44 before he told anyone the full story: the shape by the old house places, the scre...
From ancient superstitions to ghostly reflections – today we are discussing one of the most ordinary, yet powerful objects in our homes. Today’s episode is all about mirrors!
While attending college, Stephanie encountered what appeared to be a young girl standing at the top of a staircase after something physically pushed her down the steps. The child looked almost completely normal, except for her unusually dark eyes and a mouth filled with small, pointed teeth.
Rabbi Rothschild joins the show to discuss his unusual project of livestreaming his life 24 hours a day, seven days a week, creating what he describes as a digital diary and time capsule of modern human history.